Africa

Malawi New Vehicles Market in 2016 grew modestly, hitting the second annual increase in a row. Toyota is the leader while Ford dropped down leaving the second place to the rising star Nissan.

Malawi Auto Market has lost near 10% in the 2017 mirroring the harsh economic environment, with national GDP growth only 4.5% standing among the lowest in the World. Market is stagnating and dominated by Toyota, holding near the half.

In 2014 the car market in Morocco rose 1% with Dacia dominating the market with over 27% of market share and four models on top of best-selling list. Toyota was the fastest growing brand.

Gabon's Auto market in 2021 falls 11.4% with 1,918 sales, reporting a negative performance in all quarters except for Q4. Mitsubishi rises 11.9% but remains far behind Toyota.

Ivory Coast Autos sales in 2016 posted the new all time record still fueled by one of best economy in the entire Africa. Vehicles market is now close to the 10.000 units milestone with an almost positive outlook.

Africa best selling Cars 2016 ranking led again by the pick up Toyota Hilux with a narrow margin over the Volkswagen Polo. In third place the Ford Ranger with a wide advantage over all others. New entrance in top 10 are Ford Fiesta and Hyundai Tucson.

Tanzania's vehicles market in 2022 totaled 3,153 sales, a 4.9% increase from the previous year. December grew fro the 5th consecutive month, reporting 200 new light vehicle sales. (+16.3%).

Botswana Car Market is one of fastest growing in the sub Saharan Africa with market volume almost doubled between 2001 and 2011. Last market scored the all-time record volume increasing 11.2%. Toyota dominates the arena.

Madagascar's Auto market in 2021 gains 9.6% with 1,919 sales, reporting a double-digit in sales in Q2 and Q3. Renault reports worst performance on the leaderboard, and loses 4.3% market share.

Cameroon vehicles market keeps to be populated at 95% by import of used cars. In the 2017, albeit the economy was among the best in the CEMAC region, new vehicles sales have lost 16%. Toyota holds over 50% of market share.